Full review: Netflix Player by Roku
Rumors of a device that would put the Netflix service in a set-top box have circulated for quite some time, but now it's actually real. The Netflix Player by Roku lets you access all 10,000 titles from Netflix's "Watch Now" service right from your couch--and no need to send back any red envelopes. Even better, it costs only $100, and there's no additional monthly fee beyond a standard Netflix subscription. Is the Netflix Player an Apple TV killer?
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Opera's new software kit beckons to widget developers
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Wednesday's beta release of a software development kit for Opera widgets brings the Norwegian company one step closer to its lofty goal of world browser domination. Read more 
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Posted by Ian Morris
It's no secret that the Japanese are into their high-definition televisions--they've been able to watch HD for years now. They even had an analog transmission for HD in the late '80s, beating the rest of the world by some considerable margin. It's no surprise then that they quickly got bored of HD and came up with something called Super Hi-Vision, which is even better. Read more 
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Users of the next Adobe Creative Suite may be able to mix and mash up the applications with online content and third-party tools. In a bid to make workspaces more nimble, Adobe Systems is considering making parts of Photoshop and other Creative Suite applications available for users to manipulate within Flash widgets. Read more 

Linksys WRT110 RangePlus Wireless Router
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 (Verizon Wireless)
Though we wish the smartphone supported Verizon's VCast multimedia services, the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 is still an excellent smartphone that delivers on call quality and of course, e-mail. Read more

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